Re: PostgreSQL mirror: ftp13.us.postgresql.org

OK, thanks Gavin.

Regards, Dave.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gavin M. Roy [mailto:gmr@ehpg.net]
> Sent: 02 May 2005 21:40
> To: webmaster@postgresql.org
> Cc: pgsql-www@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: PostgreSQL mirror: ftp13.us.postgresql.org
>
> Hey, I turned off ftp on my mirror due to a rumored remote
> root exploit
> for Proftpd.  The rumor comes from a reliable source, and
> I'll only have
> it down for a day or two more (until it's found to be valid
> or not, or I
> move to different software).
>
> Regards,
>
> Gavin
>
> webmaster@postgresql.org wrote:
>
> >You have been sent this email because you are listed as the
> administrative
> >contact for the PostgreSQL.org mirror site above. If this is
> incorrect,
> >please email webmaster@postgresql.org, quoting the mirror
> hostname, and
> >discard this message.
> >
> >The PostgreSQL mirror network is monitored daily to ensure
> that all mirrors
> >are functioning correctly and serving up to date content.
> This email has been
> >automatically generated because three consecutive errors
> have been detected
> >when checking your mirror. The error returned was:
> >
> >ERROR - Host not found
> >
> >The check works by looking for file called sync_timestamp in
> the root
> >directory of the mirrored content. If errors such as 'File Not Found'
> >are seen, this may indicate that the incorrect content is
> being served, or
> >the ftp base directory is not what we have recorded. Other
> errors may be
> >caused by the maximum user limit being consistently reached,
> or virtual
> >host configuration problems on web mirrors.
> >
> >Please correct the problem if you are able, or contact
> >webmaster@postgresql.org if you are unsure what the problem
> is, how to
> >resolve it, or if you need your mirror to be temporarily
> marked inactive.
> >
> >If the problem remains unresolved, a further email will be
> sent when the error
> >count reaches fifteen, and the mirror details will be
> deleted should the
> >error count reach thirty.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >The PostgreSQL MirrorBot.
> >
> >
> >
>
>